Nikki's Pet rescue is a home based rescue, and is not a 501(c)3 organization. We take in an array of different animals, vaccinate them, and get them ready to be adopted. Most cats and dogs have free roam of the house, and are not caged. All animals are treated as a pet, and are given lots of love and attention. Because this is a home based rescue, space and funds are limited. If someone wishes to surrender their pet, and Nikki's Pet Rescue is full, we will do our best to help you find somewhere to take your pet.
All potential adopters must fill out an adoption application, which will be emailed to you when you inquire about a pet. Nikki's Pet Rescue will do it's best to check our email every day. After your adoption application is approved, you will be asked to sign an adoption contract when you come to get your new pet.
Frankenmuth MI 48734 | 17.5 miles away
Jim and Nancy Engel discovered kittens in the backyard of their Frankenmuth home in 2004 after a colony of cats moved into the cluster of pine trees a few houses down. The Engel family TNRed (Trap, Neuter, Released) the colony of cats, and found the kittens loving homes. Other people in the area heard that they were rehoming kittens, and started calling the family when they found kittens or needed
Saginaw MI 48602 | 28.1 miles away
The County Animal Care and Control Department has primary responsibility for enforcement of State and County Animal Control laws. It has custodial charge of lost or strayed animals in the County and is responsible for euthanasia of unwanted animals. The County Animal Control Center is only open at certain times for various functions. Licensing, Reclaims, Drop off strays, Owner surrenders.
Saginaw MI | 28.6 miles away
Pawz 4 Life Animal Rescue Inc. is a NO KILL, All Breed Rescue that helps and adopts out both dogs and cats. We help with strays, owner surrenders, and also pull from shelters and animal controls here in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. We are more than willing to help with any breed, pure breds or mixes, puppy mill dogs, EVEN animals with medical issues or behavioral problems.